What is the fascination with 'spins'

cornel panceac cpanceac at gmail.com
Mon Feb 5 12:00:02 UTC 2007


well, looks obbvious that simple it's divine. but, it may be fun to have
many different spins as long as you have enough enough developers for the
job, but when all you have is developers for desktop, then better minimize
the rate of change, imho. also, i suppose one year release distance it's a
more practical approach when you wanna change a lotta things .
so i agree with the idea that one dvd filled with only one package for every
job is better than multiple cdsets/dvds, with duplicates.

2007/2/5, dragoran <drago01 at gmail.com>:
>
> monty19@ hotmail.com wrote:
> > I like having just one CD, with the vast majority of what I want to
> > install.  It takes me a few minutes tops to download what I want from
> > Extras now, versus the many times that it took to install the
> > developer packages I wanted with F7T1...
> there should be a everything set (2 DVDs) for people that prefer it and
> want to install it on many systems. the only problem could be mirros but
> it can be shipped as a bittorent only download.
> And fedora should stop to really on a broadband internet connection. It
> should be able to be installed without network access [1]. And software
> should be able to be installed from the media afterwards, even for new
> users [2].
> We had this before moving to yum/pirut so its a regession that should be
> fixed, I would even consider this as a blocker.
>
> 1:
> Its only possible if you only want the packages that are on the spin
> that you have downloaded.
>
> 2:
> I know that its possible to create custom local repos and/or use a dvd
> as a repo.
> But try to tell this a new user coming from windows...
> What would he do? Either go to an other distro or even worse back to
> windows.
>
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